exo762

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by exo762 1mo ago
> The failure of the GPL is that you can't force anyone to collaborate and share if they don't really want to. Failure of the GPL? How can you even put those words next to each other? GPL is an amazing success. It took software
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by exo762 2mo ago
PoW is trivial to control in its' today form. When the network hash power is dominated by three players, you know every address you need to pay a visit.
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by exo762 3mo ago
Copyleft is still a thing. Right to attribution is still a thing. Please, read about it and you will discover that there is a lot of nuance to the open-source code.
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by exo762 3mo ago
Not jailable. But I'm absolutely free to disregard moral agency of mr. Kim Dotcom and stop paying attention to whatever he says or what happens to him as a result of his support for warring Russia.
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by exo762 4mo ago
> I still don't see how you can keep something anonymous and still rate limit it. Constructions like this exist for many years. E.g. semaphore RLN (rate limiting nullifier). This particular construction was found unfeasible 7 years
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by exo762 6mo ago
> Or you can spend 50 euros more and get an entire new laptop that is not only much more powerful than your old framework but is almost as repairable: the neo. You forget to mention - less powerful than his old FW 13 with new mainboard&#
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by exo762 6mo ago
If look good if you look at the image in original resolution. Click on it.
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by exo762 6mo ago
Amazing opportunity! One more demographic to save via age verification laws, with a side dish of reliable personalized advertisement profiles.
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by exo762 7mo ago
Trail of Bits is charging hefty sums for audits. I suppose they could provide some patches.
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by exo762 7mo ago
> Messages by default are encrypted in transit. Client to server. By this metric Facebook and Google are encrypted, because TLS. Sorry, Telegram's messaging is an attempt to mislead users, plain and simple. > The library IS used
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by exo762 7mo ago
> What is encrypted and how is public information. If it doesn't fit your use case don't use it. There is no "spin". Correct way of speaking about Telegram is - nothing* is encrypted. (encrypted chats are not more tha
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by exo762 8mo ago
For the same reason Nixon was able to establish OSHA without a ton of pushback.
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by exo762 9mo ago
Post is lacking in technical details. What it seems to be doing echoes the way ChatGPT is integrated into iOS - your requests are anonymized so your profile can't be (easily) built. How can I make confer.to work on my Linux machine? Mo
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by exo762 9mo ago
Are you implying that removing juries would improve alignment between general populace sense of justice and justice system outcomes? Because that would be an unfathomably bad take.
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by exo762 11mo ago
There is a plugin called Unhook. It allows to remove shorts, recommendation feed, or even set subscriptions as your default page.
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by exo762 1y ago
You can set a password in Signal, preventing movement of your account in case of SIM hijacking. Feature is called "Registration lock".
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by exo762 1y ago
Empire has an idiot at the helm. As a Pole, I enjoyed pax americana a lot, I regret deeply its decline, and I blame not just MAGA, but both parties. But no matter what is the reason, you guys are not worth the trust anymore. Europe is re-mi
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by exo762 1y ago
> I think signal is already funded by USA taxpayers. Are you speaking about Open Technology Fund? AFAIK they've contributed just 3mil, while Signal costs ~40mil a year.
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by exo762 1y ago
I have this in my .bashrc: function retry { until $@; do :; done alert } export -f retry Works reasonably well for non-scripting usecases.
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by exo762 2y ago
What long run? She is 39 in Hollywood.
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by exo762 3y ago
Do you consider it to be useless or is it something else? Privacy concerns (it is e2e encrypted btw)?
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by exo762 3y ago
Brain drain caused by SpaceX? (shooting in the dark here)
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by exo762 3y ago
23andMe should be destroyed, including all copies of its database. I hope EU will fry them.
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by exo762 3y ago
This example is just a breach of explicit terms of the contract.
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by exo762 3y ago
> Hiding information for financial gain, getting a better deal, is fraud. In what world? While your take is wrong, I just wonder where could you get this idea from?
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by exo762 3y ago
We really should rename the link. It is grossly misleading. > Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize.
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by exo762 3y ago
Of popular gadgets, Garmin watches (at least fenix series) can work without any additional connectivity and will do all metrics processing on the device.
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by exo762 3y ago
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37142890
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by exo762 3y ago
Except this is not about community. Communities are often exclusionary (e.g. "we, who are not those smelly hippy leftists"). This is about credible neutrality, an attempt to soar above tribal politics. Credible neutrality is an im
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Extracting Cryptographic Keys from Video Footage of a Device’s Power LED(eprint.iacr.org)
1 points by exo762 3y ago|1 comments

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